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  1. How to Make Your Own Barbecue Smoker Ever think about using those old planters to smoke some meat? Well...... My husband and I got this idea from an episode of Good Eats (Food Network). It wasn't as inexpensive as the show's host indicated, but it was fun pulling everything together an...
  2. Ham When most people think of ham, they think "pig" or "hog". In reality, the term "ham" refers to the thigh and rump region of any meat-bearing animal.
  3. Barbecue Tips and Grilling Secrets Definition of real barbecue : Cooking over indirect low heat with woods or charcoals for and extended period of time, usually a way to cook a cheap cut of meat and make it taste good, "everything else over direct heat, charcoal, wood or gas is grilli...
  4. Wild Salmon This page has information on wild caught salmon. Many chefs consider wild caught salmon as a classic seafood choice. Salmon has excellent flavor, visual appeal, and health benefits.
  5. Fresh Seafood This page has information on fresh seafood including fish, shrimp, lobsters, scallops, clams, oysters, mussels, squid and other delicacies. We encourage seafood enthusiasts to share recipes, articles and other information.
  6. Bavarian Smoked Cheese Bavarian smoked cheese is perhaps an unusual member of my list of favourite cheeses, for the simple reason that it has more of a delicate rather than strong flavour. Usually, I go for cheeses which are so strong - even pungent - that the neighbours k...
  7. Outlaws BBQ OK, I admit it! I created this lens because Outlaws BBQ cooks their meat in the classic American "low and slow" BBQ tradition using native California Oak and tender, loving care, and the end product is really, REALLY good! I can't tell you how many...
  8. My Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker This is the awesome Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker, affectionately known throughout the land as "the Bullet." It produces mouth-watering honey-brined, hickory smoked turkey that's "to die for" in about eight hours (225 degrees F. with 12-15 pound bird...
  9. How to Smoke Beef Brisket! Hello, I just thought I would share my experience with cooking Beef Brisket. A few years back I tried to cook one and it was probably the toughest thing I had ever tried to eat. I knew that there had to be a little secret to making it nice and tender...
  10. Smoked Salmon This lens has information about smoked salmon.